Star Hobson’s mother has sentence for allowing toddler’s death increased Frankie Smith was originally jailed for eight years at Bradford Crown Court but the Court of Appeal increased it to 12 years. The Independent UK · Mar 15, 2022
Woman can take Down’s syndrome abortion fight to Court of Appeal Heidi Crowter will appeal against a ruling which dismissed her challenge to a law which allows abortion up to birth for babies with Down’s Syndrome. The Independent UK · Mar 8, 2022
A retrial is happening in a police murder case 20 years after the conviction. Two lawyers explain the case The retrial of Jason Roberts, accused of killing two Melbourne policemen in 1998, is expected to begin this week in Melbourne. The Conversation · Mar 7, 2022
New update in legacy benefits legal challenge over £20 weekly uplift back payments More than two million people missed out on over £1,500 in extra financial support during coronavirus lockdowns. Daily Record · Mar 1, 2022
Kidnapper faces more jail time after sentence is referred to Court of Appeal The Solicitor General said the seven-and-a-half year term he received was ‘unduly lenient’. The Independent UK · Feb 21, 2022
Matalan founder John Hargreaves loses court battle with HMRC over tax bill of up to £135m He has three weeks to take the case to the Court of Appeal. Birmingham Post · Feb 21, 2022
Environment group set to make new arguments to coal mine inquiry inspector Friends of the Earth says a ruling by Court of Appeal judges relating to an oil well in Surrey might have implications for the planned mine. The Independent UK · Feb 18, 2022
Welsh Government loses its Court of Appeal challenge to the UK's post-Brexit legislation The Welsh secretary said the legal challenge was a "waste of time and money" but the Welsh Government plans to appeal Wales Online · Feb 10, 2022
French court recognises transgender woman as the mother of her child A court of appeal in the southern French city of Toulouse has just ruled that a woman who was born male should be considered the mother of the child she conceived with her partner before her sex change. Radio France Internationale · Feb 10, 2022
One in five 'unduly lenient' child sex abuse cases reviewed by Attorney General The couple who killed schoolboy Arthur Labinjo-Hughes are having their sentences reviewed under the Unduly Lenient Sentences scheme after claims it was too 'lenient' Daily Mirror · Feb 9, 2022
Attorney General launches review into Unaoil failings at the Serious Fraud Office Sir David Calvert-Smith - a former director of public prosecutions and a High Court judge - will lead the probe Insider UK · Feb 9, 2022
Convictions quashed for asylum seekers wrongly jailed for steering dinghies across Channel Court of Appeal says same ‘error of law’ was seen in 12 cases quashed so far, as more asylum seekers fight convictions The Independent UK · Feb 8, 2022
Levi Bellfield ‘confession’ to Chillenden hammer murders to be formally reviewed Criminal Cases Review Commission to review any new material and decide whether to refer Michael Stone’s conviction to the Court of Appeal The Independent UK · Feb 7, 2022
Thomas Calls for Reconsidering New York Times v. Sullivan Well, it's Judge Bradford Thomas of the Florida Court of Appeal, but still an interesting synthesis of recent criticisms, with some extra analysis added. Reason · Feb 3, 2022
The Independent UK · Feb 3, 2022 Man who stabbed Lottery-winning partner in face has sentence increased Stephen Gibbs attacked Emma Brown when she tried to end their relationship.
The Independent UK · Jan 30, 2022 Priti Patel ‘misleading’ public by calling Channel crossings illegal after court rules asylum seekers not committing crime Exclusive: Home secretary and ministers have continued to call crossings ‘illegal’ in parliament despite ruling
Evening Standard · Jan 26, 2022 Refugee held in same camp as Shamima Begum wrongly stripped of UK citizenship A woman being held in the same Syrian refugee camp as Shamima Begum was wrongly stripped of her citizenship by the British government, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
The Independent UK · Jan 26, 2022 Home Office loses case over stripping citizenship without notice after challenge by alleged Isis member Court of Appeal says parliament must decide whether Priti Patel should be given new powers
The Independent UK · Jan 25, 2022 Attorney General defends comments after Colston Four acquittal Suella Braverman came under fire after saying she was considering whether to refer the case to the Court of Appeal.
Reason · Jan 22, 2022 No Arbitration of Claims Against Scientology After Plaintiffs Had Left the Church From Bixler v. Superior Court, decided Wednesday by the California Court of Appeal (Justices Laurence Rubin, Carl Moor, and Lamar Baker): Petitioners … are former members of the Church of Scientology who reported to the police that another Church member [Daniel Masterson] had raped them. They allege that, in retaliation…
Daily Mirror · Jan 19, 2022 White supremacist sentenced to read Pride and Prejudice now jailed after appeal Ben John, a former student, was given a suspended prison and told to read classic literature after his terrorism conviction. But he has now been jailed at the Court of Appeal
The Independent UK · Jan 19, 2022 Neo-Nazi terror offender ordered to read Jane Austen jailed after ‘unduly lenient’ sentence quashed Court of Appeal finds decision to suspend Ben John’s original prison sentence was unlawful
The Independent UK · Jan 19, 2022 Neo-Nazi terror offender ordered to read Jane Austen ‘resumed interest in far-right extremism within days’, court told Solicitor general calls for Court of Appeal to increase ‘indulgent’ sentence
The Independent UK · Jan 18, 2022 Appeal court overturns ‘unlawful’ ruling over Covid contract for Cummings friends No proof of bias in award of £550,000 contract for research on public health slogans
Daily Mirror · Jan 18, 2022 Court rules Government didn't break law over Covid contract for Cummings' friends The Government has won its Court of Appeal bid to overturn an earlier High Court ruling that the decision to award a contract to market research firm Public First was unlawful